C standard

[Andrius da Costa Ribas]

MSVC (at least vc2010) is C89 for C code, changing it to C99 on GCC may
lead to changes that break MSVC build (since almost everything is mostly
tested on linux/gcc only).

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Andrius


2014-01-28 Alex Merry <kde at randomguy3.me.uk>

> Currently, KDECompilerSettings.cmake in ECM sets -std=iso9899:1990 for C
> code (C90).  Question: do we want to change this to -std=c99?
>
> Bear in mind that our minimum GCC version (4.2) does not completely
> support this standard.  In particular, the semantics for inline
> functions don't match C99's until GCC 4.3, and there are some corner
> cases for variable length arrays and complex numbers that are not fixed
> until GCC 4.5.
>
> Obviously, this won't affect that much code, since most of it is C++
> (for which, incidentally, we set -std=c++0x, ie: C++11).
>
> Alex
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